Things You'll Need:
- Phone book
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Step 1
Decide which camera part or parts you need.
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Step 2
Choose how much you’re willing to spend on the camera part(s).
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Step 3
Memorize your camera’s name and model.
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Step 4
Determine if specific brands or types of parts are needed to be compatible with your camera.
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Step 5
Research online. Many online stores have a wide variety of camera parts and prices are relatively good. The downside to buying camera parts online is that you can’t inspect the part(s) before purchase.
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Step 6
Ensure you can return damaged/inoperable parts and get a refund if buying online.
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Step 7
Explore your phone book for camera stores in your area. They often sell both new and used parts. The advantage in going to a local camera store is that you can try out the part(s) before purchasing.
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Step 8
Investigate your area for pawn shops or thrift stores. Both venues often have nicely used camera parts for low prices. Make sure you check the part(s) to ensure that they are in working condition.
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Step 9
Bring your camera to make sure the part works and is compatible with your camera when shopping in camera stores, pawn shops, or thrift stores.























Comments
margobad said
on 6/22/2009 see here: http://games.selfip.com/s?search=Camera+Parts